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Dream Weaving ~ Words of Light

 

 

Dream Weaving - Words of Light

Our journal, Dream Weaving, is about to be released in some weeks. The works submitted were of excellent quality, creativity and wonderful insight. This includes works from the most various natures and inspirations and also include works from the winners of The Best Of The New Writers, the first contest we held some months ago.

The journal will continue beyond the scope of what we possibly forecast now and submissions for the next one should open soon. We appreciate your participation, talent and wonderful creativity and we hope that you enjoy the Dream Weaving as much as we do!

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“It’s Your Life – A Practical Handbook For Chronic Ailments” by Sangeeta Bhagwat

Almost 90% of the responsibility of chronic disease management lies with the patient/caregiver. Both need to learn that it is not appropriate that they leave it all on the doctors’ shoulders. On the positive side, awareness and active participation of the patient in his own care can:

  • Improve patient’s well being
  • Enhance quality of life for the patient as well as caregiver
  • Reduce exorbitant and avoidable medical expenses
  • Possibly increase the patient’s and the caregiver’s productivity
  • Improve accepted standards of medical care
  • Contribute in many such ways to the society at large.

The empowering, realistic, down-to-earth tips and guidelines that you will find herein, are common to effective management of all chronic diseases. They also cut across geographical divide and can be equally useful to a patient or caregiver, in any part of the world.

Written from many years of experience as a caregiver for family members with chronic disease. Contains concise and practical tips to help deal with this challenging situation.

Well appreciated by patients, caregivers, support groups and medical social workers from around the world. This book has been reprinted twice and also translated into Marathi.

Available as a Free Download